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Senior Design Expo The 2nd AnnuAl SENIOR DESIGN EXPO 1 The 2nd AnnuAl SENIOR DESIGN EXPO ThursdAy, mAy 7, 2015, noon–3:00p.m. The Senior Design Expo is possible this year through generous support from Turner Construction. 4 EXPO: DEPARTMENTAL GUIDE Applied Physics and Applied Mathematics Champagne Biomedical Engineering White Chemical Engineering Gold Civil Engineering Burgundy Computer Science Navy Blue Earth and Environmental Engineering Red Electrical Engineering Royal Blue Industrial Engineering and Operations Research Black Mechanical Engineering Columbia Blue 4 PROJECTS Applied physics and Applied mathematics department 1 synthesis of pbs Quantum dots and Their size-dependent optical properties Robyn Ridley laser Crystallization of Zinc oxide Thin Films Joseph W. Eun Benchmarking of dectris mythen 1K strip detector for pair distribution Function Analysis of synchrotron diffraction data Karim Tanju Mukaddem understanding load Transfer in steel suspension-Bridge Cables through pullout Testing and neutron diffraction Srishti Goel maximization of Third harmonic Generation in Few layer Graphene Christopher Florencio-Aleman laser Induced phase Transformation of Zno substrate and sio2 on a silicon Wafer Laticia Lee Biomedical engineering department 4 AbsTrack Alan Zhao, Kelly Liu, Naureen Ghani, Paul Chang Cereplay Christine Chen, Liane Darson, DeAnalisa Jones, Colette Woo dynAlign Morgan Caglianone, Noyan Songur, Meredith Venerus, Byron Weiss hydrassistant Daniel Huang, Jason Suh, Shawn Thomas, Jennifer Xiong militear Daniel Campo, Ankita Gore, Willem Prins, Brian Zuckerman ostoCare Alan Czemerinski, Sandeep Palepu, Shruthi Nammalwar, Molly Karna, Wilson Ho 7 6 Qsport John Brady, Daniel Martinez, Shoshana San Solo, Stephanie Wells, Manali Yavatkar resisTenT Tolulope Akinade, Kathleen Atkatsh, Christina Boldosser, Clarice Zhou spineAlign Siqi Cao, Andrew Jin, Timothy Tang, Albert Zhou Chemical engineering department 8 Aveeno hand Cream reformulation: A shift Toward All natural Siphelele Mhlanga, Andrew Ryder, Andrew Tolbert, Emma Wagnon Aveeno: A problem of natural selection Su Anne Lee, Kopano Ramsway, Jonah Richard, Nicole Riddle Blackhead remover Siddharth Anandalingam, George Carlson, Cherry Chu, Emilio Fajardo reformulating Aveeno skin lotion using natural Chemicals Dillon Fleming, Madison Friedman, Timothy Gilboy, Vincent Grob, Michael Ong Johnson & Johnson Blackhead removal Brandon Jowers, Christine Shim, Kabir Malkani, Minghuang Liu, Varun Jotwani Aveeno skin strengthening hand Cream proposal Martin Rosenbaum, Bianca Sganga, Peri Shapiro, Caleb Solomon, Rachel Tang Johnson & Johnson Gentle Blackhead removal product Temi Tuby-Lukan, Michelle Ynsinare, William Yolen, Boning Zhu, Yani Zhang Civil engineering department 12 The Bronx stadium Katherina Barguil, Imer del Cid, Alejandro Ortiz, Hao Pham, Mary Williams, Xili Zhou multistory office Building Ilan Casper, Charles Iselin, Navjot Kaur, Katherine Rivera, Lindsey Wickman, Hannah Wilson 7 6 The Brunswick heritage Crossing Maika Abdallah, Phoenetia Browne, Heui Yung Do, Noureen Nanjee, Undrakh Sisunton George deodatis Field at seAs stadium at dean mary C. Boyce Athletic Complex Jaclyn Fu, Jennifer Mahan, Devin McManus, Sam Park, Sam Wilson liberty stadium Wade Burelbach, Hillel Gontownik, Claire Kao, Hussayn Meghji, Ryan Morgan soccer stadium design: nassau County James Cumming, Jakub Karas, Xiaoran Li, Lucas Oliver, Valentina Paiva Acosta, Erick Quinteros designing the new york City Football Club stadium Efram Stone, Alyssa Ramos-Avila, Ezra Teferra, Michaela Reeser, Jenna Hermann KnAAK: Bringing Art and Innovation to the urban landscape André Fuqua, Kathilee Kenlock, Kyra Price, Nahtahniel Reel, Aron Taamrat earth and environmental engineering department 18 Indirect heater design and emissions Abatement for dynamo micropower, llC Tanay Doctor, Caitlin Fedio, Malini Nambiar, Sigal Shemesh mill Basin Bridge Belt parkway stormwater runoff Bioretention solution Eileen Li, Christine Liu, Brian McGrattan, Soo Young Yoon Bronx river restoration project Karah Collins, Sean Cohen, Liza Faber, Mariah Gladstone electrical engineering department 21 drum Trainer Antonio Basukoski, Shahrod Khalkhali, Edwin Mejia, Hilary Mogul Jaykhon: Wireless security system Olalekan Afuye, Jonathan Guzman, Jeremy Pachter, Hao Zheng narwhal power Michael Wang, Monika Mohacsi, Michelle Haines, Daniel Rosenthal 9 8 smart lock Alex Gopinathan, Brett Provance, Luc Davidson, Joe Sweeney, Oliver Jin Visible light Communication Mun Shin (Lillian) Chik, Supanath (Mike) Juthacharoenwong, Andres Medina, Minh Trang Ngoc (Mindy) Nguyen, Jake Wood remotely Controlled led modules (Window pixels) Aaron Burger, Shanny Li multi-Channel Wireless Biomedical signals Transmitter/receiver Elias Goodman Ball Balancing robot (cross-listed with mechanical engineering) William Miller, Andrew Nederlof, Byran Ptucha, Alexander Arsenault robotic package Gripper (cross-listed with mechanical engineering) Lydia Alfonso, Connie Phung, Jacqueline Nwabueze, David Boucard, Victor Campbell, Cristina Reveles Automatic Glass harp (cross-listed with mechanical engineering) Andre-Jacques De Beer, Jang Won Suh, Abdul Leite, James Thompson Industrial engineering and operations research department 24 delivery schedule optimization Jun Sen Ang, Chang Woong Yoon, Haseeb Jahangir, Yunhe Wang, Zhe Hu mechanical engineering department 25 pistol Trigger safety A R M A: Yiqin Chen, Joshua Kin, Jay Shim, Michael Yu Quad rotor Ball Card YEMEX: Xavier Alvarado, Elise Burch, Erik Elbieh, Yevgeniy Kvashnin, Mitchell Leoung robotic hand Gripper Turbo Inferno: Mohamed Abdelmaksoud, Wensong Li, Donald Lovejoy, Justin Rehfeldt, Marsalis Roddy 9 8 dart Throwing robot DartBot: Brendan Chamberlain-Simon, Caroline Herald, Cooper Matthieson, Kevin Roark Collapsible Table Rambunctious Solutions: Daniel Bish, Daniel Stark, Zachery Wills robotic saxophone player Saximus: Lauritz David, Giancarlo Lezama, Jose Mendez [?], Jessica Taylor [?] delta robot Delta Force: Dylan Laurin, Bruce Lee, Christopher Mudd [Muff?], Stephan Stansfield, Erik Udbye mechanical mimicking hand MimEx: Nicola Celi, Nicole Lewis, Kevin McCullough, Rachel Price robotic Bass Guitar Normcore: Justin Birmingham, Justin Martin, Noah Rauschkolb, Abegin Undieh expandable Circular desk Dirty T & the Boys: Marcelo De Rada Ocampo, Christopher Peritore, Nicholas Savage, William Van Noppen, Tanya Zakowich robotic Air hockey player Turn Down for Watt: Seth Cawoski, Henrique Maia, Jessica Parker, Andrew Shoemaker Flywheel storage device Rotary Solutions: Gerardo Arevalo, Kiersten Gourlay, David Littlejogn-Carrillo, Matan Markind, Matthew Zebiak robotic package Gripper (cross-listed with electrical engineering) NTR: Lydia Alfonso, Connie Phung, Jacqueline Nqabueze, David Boucard, Victor Campbell, Cristina Reveles Ball Balancing robot (cross-listed with electrical engineering) I.P.O.W.R.: William Miller, Andrew Nederlof, Byran Ptucha, Alexander Arsenault Automatic Glass harp (cross-listed with electrical engineering) NEPOLLO: Andre-Jacques de Beer, Jang Won Suh, Abdul Leite, James Thompson 1 APPLIED PHYSICS AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS synthesis of pbs Quantum dots and Their size-dependent optical properties Robyn Ridley Adviser: Prof. Irving Herman The size-dependent properties of semiconductor nanoparticles, also called quantum dots, offer a wide variety of potential applications in devices such as solar cells, lasers, and sensors. To fully investigate these properties and utilize semiconductor nanoparticles in such applications, it is necessary to have highly repeatable synthesis methods resulting in monodisperse samples of quantum dots. This project demonstrates repeatable methods to synthesize highly monodisperse samples of PbS nanoparticles involving the thermal decomposition of an organometallic lead precursor, incitation of a rapid nucleation event by injection of a sulfur precursor, and growth controlling surfactants at high temperatures. Optical properties, such as the absorption and photoluminescence, of the synthesized PbS nanoparticles are measured using FTIR and spectrometry. Nanoparticle size is determined by the use of transmission electron microscopy (TEM). An analysis of the relationship between PbS quantum dot optical properties and size is carried out using the measurements obtained from these methods. laser Crystallization of Zinc oxide Thin Films Joseph W. 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The purpose of this project is to determine the suitability of the Mythen 1K for atomic pair distribution 1 1 function (PDF) analysis of synchrotron powder diffraction data and to identify the challenges and advantages that come with it. The project entailed the collection and processing of data from samples with known structures, using this detector and benchmarking the obtained
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